What cities need to be featured?

[djm99]

None !!

 

[TokoTurismo]

Lots of cities if possible, such as New York.

 

[e30 freek]

London but longer at least 3.50 miles and they should use high street in the game

 

[A_Higher_Place]

Cape Town, South Africa.

We don't have a tropical place in GT yet do we? (Except those tarmac rally courses in GT4 which I can never remember the names of without googling them.)

 

[Nurburgthing.]

London but longer at least 3.50 miles and they should use high street in the game

Cape Town, South Africa.

I would like to see....

Cape Town
Brighton & Hove
Detroit
Reykjavik
A faster London circuit

Good choices guys

Imagine blasting around a street circuit with Table Mountain as the backdrop.

And, by saying a faster London circuit, I mean longer too. Of all the roads in London, why did they choose to use such a tight area? What about The Mall and Buckingham Palace? Great piece of road right there.

I would imagine some Chav in his / her Corsa would try to drive down the Mall fast IRL and end up in The Queens bush or something .

 

[Jump_Ace]

Cape Town, South Africa.

We don't have a tropical place in GT yet do we? (Except those tarmac rally courses in GT4 which I can never remember the names of without googling them.)

Costa Di Amalfi and Monaco are tropical I guess, and I think Tahiti Maze was too? Man there was a time where I loved rally more than tarmac, they need to bring back some classic rally tracks.


Jerome

 

[Sage Ages]

West New York, NJ. (What an original name. )

 

[Jump_Ace]

West New York, NJ. (What an original name. )

Looks great, I could go for that....except the name.


Jerome

 

[tpark103]

Colorado Springs, CO.

more precisely Pikes Peakhttps://www.google.com/search?q=pik...AA&biw=320&bih=356#biv=i|52;d|rAqwIBjHb_hqFM:

 

[MeanElf]

Costa Di Amalfi and Monaco are tropical I guess, and I think Tahiti Maze was too? Man there was a time where I loved rally more than tarmac, they need to bring back some classic rally tracks.

Those two are in the Mediteranean, so not really tropical unfortunately. To have a tropical location that's a city too, maybe the outskirts of Kingston in Jamaica would fit.

Off topic: if the tropics were to return for rally, then Indonesia please! I just loved those stages in DiRT 2.

 

[PNuTButR]

Edinburgh.

I'm probably just getting patriotic, though!

 

[Traviizter]

Nasty, Hertfordshire

 

[symustafa1996]

Kuala Lumpur. Maybe the new suspension model can emulate all the holes and pedestrians our uneven roads have.

 

[GTV0819]

For something that is high and foggy, in my country (the Philippines), I suggest Baguio City if some of you guys may know where that is.

 

[JohnScoonsBeard]

And, by saying a faster London circuit, I mean longer too. Of all the roads in London, why did they choose to use such a tight area? What about The Mall and Buckingham Palace? Great piece of road right there.

I would imagine some Chav in his / her Corsa would try to drive down the Mall fast IRL and end up in The Queens bush or something .

Indeed one can't have some oik in Burberry blasting up Her Majesty's back alley.

 

[GT5Redsucker23]

Dubai, New York and Paris maybe?

 

[ProjectWHaT]

Boston! It's probably worst city to drive in, ever.

 

[Chippy569]

Looks great, I could go for that....except the name.


Jerome

That's the F1 circuit coming next year or maybe 2015 IIRC

 

[PNuTButR]

Edinburgh, Scotland:

(Extended) London, England:

 

[GTOne2Three]

I don't care what city a fictional circuit is based in, so long as the track design is good.

PD have focused too much on including landmarks in their city circuits just for the sake of including landmarks, and it compromises the quality of the tracks, in my opinion.

I don't think so. Part of what makes racing games great is the fact that they take you around the world. So racing is not only competitive and realistic, but also scenic.

 

[J-KiLLA24]

Montreal

 

[MeanElf]

Edinburgh, Scotland:

Some good elevation changes in that course if memory serves correctly, and tight, twisty bits after The Grassmarket too and that straight north of the castle would be intense.

 

[PNuTButR]

Some good elevation changes in that course if memory serves correctly, and tight, twisty bits after The Grassmarket too and that straight north of the castle would be intense.

Originally, I was going to make the course go down the Royal Mile, but then I remembered the roads down at the Grassmarket and I'd love to take my car up, down and around them! (Anyway, the Royal Mile is too narrow)

EDIT: The big straight down Princes Street would make the track raceable for more powerful cars where they could test their speed. It's a shame that Princes Street isn't open to cars IRL anymore!

 

[timbomat1]

New York, Seattle, Paris, Citta di Aria

 

[Zondaman13]

Chicago, Monte Carlo, NYC, Rome, Tuscany, Sydney, Moscow, Oslo.

 

[satchelmcqueen]

i285 in atlanta complete.

 

[JER_CREST]

Tillamook, Oregon.

 

[pidevildog07]

Baltimore MD?

 

[20B_4ME]

Rio de Janeiro and Melbourne (or at least Sydney). Maybe even the old Adelaide street circuit too!

 

[AlvaroF]

I would suggest Rio (blasting through the coast line, priceless), downtown Lisbon, a more ellaborate London, Paris, Citta di Aria (how I miss it...) and probably Amsterdam.